Sentence examples for matter I consider from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately – if understandably, given the complexities of the matter – I consider some of my views were misrepresented.

On this matter, I consider Priebus to be an American hero.

In his statement on Friday, Antoniw said: "Having considered the judgments in both matters, I consider that they raise issues of profound importance not only in relation to the concept of parliamentary sovereignty but also in relation to the wider constitutional arrangements of the United Kingdom and the legal framework for devolution".

The jeweler confirmed the inauthenticity of the "diamond," but it doesn't matter, because I consider the experience another authentic set of life lessons: If you look hard enough and stay focused you will find diamonds in the dust.

Therefore, I consider the matter closed".

"Yes, I'm aware of the allegations against Cornering Our Future," a candidate might explain, "but as you know, my campaign cannot coordinate its activities with a super PAC, so I consider the matter closed".

I consider this matter closed and look forward to continuing my work with Chris, who has made, and continues to make, an enormous contribution to our city and our schoolchildren".

"The ads have stopped, and I consider the matter to be over," Siebel says now.

It doesn't matter how bad things seem; I consider every occurrence an opportunity to gain insight and knowledge about my predetermined destiny.

In his article, Mr Proctor writes: "I consider sexual matters to be private, except where they are illegal … I refuse to comment now save to say anything and everything has been consensual".

I consider these matters to be of such importance for this House and for its members and for the protection of free speech in our proceedings that written submissions have been made to the court on my behalf.